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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-13
Inuemnitv I.anr3s Dacision.

WASHINGTON, Aug 2.-Commlsssioner
Sparks has completed the adjustment OF
the grant to the State Of Wisconsin BY the
acts of June 3, 1856 and May 5, 1864, to
aid in the construction Of what is now the
Chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
railway. The commissioner finds the area
Of the grant. after dedncting the quantity
excluded from operation Of the grant BY
reservations under prior grants, etc, to be
654,2 l7 acres. OF this amount ass, COS
acres have already been approved, A, I24
acres are vacant and subject to
selection, which added TO so, $50 acres,
the amount of the indemnity heretofore
approved, leaves s., sos acres Is the
amount of indemnity due The railway
company has made indemnity selections to
the amount Of 81, 279 acres on account of
the main line, thus, according to the COM
msssloner's figures. an excess Of 1874. SO
acres have been selected. The
Commissioner says Of the lands
selected about 10000 acres are
within the granted limits Of the
grant to the Northern Pacific road, and are
therefore not subject to selection by the
Omaha company as indemnity. As to the
remainder, amounting to about 154. 159
acres, the Commissioner recommends that
selections be cancelled, and the lands
restored to the public domain. In
this adjustment the Commissioner
ignores the branch lipes as having no grant
10 adjust
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-13

CHICAGO. Aug. ga Peoria paper IN,
afternoon printed the following speeial
from Galesburg, M: Justice CraIa d
the Illinois Supreme Court, who 1. now
spending few weeks at the sea shore q
Maine, is reported on good autbgtitv y
nave dropped, prior to his departure. n
conversation with one Of our business rpsn
remarks to tho effect that the suprsrns
court would not grant new trial
70 the condemned anarchists at Chicago
IL IS stated the Judge said when ire csss
was heard by the Supreme Court ~
Judges agreed upon the refusal OF 4 neyv
triai. IL conld not be learned which ~
Of tue Judges was writing the ouinioy
Judge Craig is reported 20 have said n.
court was quite unanimous in ia opipion
but the decision was to be kent secre, pniii
thc opening Of the September term. Lire.
wee hagruder, Of the state sumsns
Court, who Is in Chicago, was shown ne
above dispatch, and said: This n 4 ,,,,.
Yer on which l cannot be interviewed
know nothing Of Judge Craig's utterancc.
but from what know Of him. / shonId N,
strongly inclined 10 doubt his having n0,Js
such statement" States Attorneg rr;n.
nell, and Captain William +. Blart ~ i 49,.
counsel, knew nothing al ,ho
matter and placed no faith in Il,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-13

NEW fUEE, ass Aa slsssai
sa1e wltffr3 IaaFlss, ~te S. AszN
isa,I Il u chs lihssal psfsF j. ~ y
paFitsmsni, Ia q aIeseh ssssM
nasetiug hsld az ssmersy, ysssss
Il had atRAys b~en fhe asas vi
and chs liberal Fasty y sssFT ssal
rcstpspelsy uFlh enc IaSysA sas
IAustzlsls rafsrnntsps. be ssasFsb
alwaga ths9Np stsFg pasa,has 49,
In tie way which tsa4sd q fessn
nsEsstassaRs which faisas Psst
t0fy.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-13

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3.-ConrieT-, Jourua,
Returns from sixty-four legislative districts
show the election to the House of forty-nipe
Democrats, thirteen Republicans, one Pro
nlbitionist and one Union Labor candidate
There are thirty-six districts vet TO be heard
nom, which viii largely increase the nern-
ocratie list. General s. B. Buckner Dem.
oeratic, is elected Governor by q Iednee5
majority. The Democratic vote Is indicated
Dy returns now in as being very Hgbt
~ Buekner's majority is now estimated at
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-13
Mcearigle Wants to Compromise.

DETROIT. Aug. IA special to th,
EreriHg Journal from Hamilton, Ont, say,
McGarigle arrived here from stratbroy las,
night and registered at the Royal Hotel a,
William james, /" of Toronto. He went
. ms room Immediately after arriving aud
renamed there. When Journal renorteT
saw him this morning he admitted ~ was
MeGarigle but declined to make anv states
ment about his trip from Chicago.
here?'' y ienialn
VIII probably make this my head.
quarters" replied the boodIer, sfuntiI
everything is arranged in Chicago. / am
gong away this afternoon but Will return
again Tomorrow"
He left on the 1920 train for Toronto
where ne has made arrangements 10 me-,
lhe Chicago commissioner with a view ~
compromising his difficulty.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-13
The BoonE


sac afs@a Rapidly asraws
Chicago special; The I
trial is rapidly drawing /.
climax Of the drama NH ~ = I'M
Judge Jauiison vas in ao~.s u. 81
fore the proceedings Hasa. a. 4
cigar and awaiting ths i, y. .s.ss.
company Of sectors Who l.s,s n 7 u en- q
in the play. somebolr ~. '
Judge Jamison: 4 u 8
"How about the arrn,n... s''''s.'
be long7" 9 9,
III The testimony has.s
jury, Ill take care ma Nxssz
dont l VIII fix the i;r.,.. alsaA
sneakers a. soon as eostr{ -
his honor promptly 4 IA s.,a.sx
jury we're N their til.ses,s NJ Il n as'ss's
we're called for the forsi.s I'M NJ
clerk. They waived ths;s xssss
fans with the yigor N M szs y ii
the introduction Of ! ~ /
witnesses BY the defense ~ u
ced that their ense Ms eIoeaI s7 'sss
then announced thas ~ lssk
would begin al once MI mNs.
slseseh mnst By confined 4 xs1e
There viii be six sT.eeel,es 4 4 Eel, 4
the case viii 90 IL the iavx 7, y Z VI J
Saturday AZ tbe latest lin
were dtened by Assistant n gyel
ney Walker. During nv 49, sgsxs
remarks lac took occasion Y n y.s
ing linn IA ,sr;,,r,, =, }. Y, " aiasa
crimes o. iorgery and sssaliSs eaass
point Mr., Walker paintegl N
Wren and dramasiealiy r.. 90 II
IS = monster, liar, y,esia,s .......
and tlief. ssasS
You're : hsr. You're a H.
Wren, tuEIsins keag.et is N h
trembling Hssh rage. mWse
Walker stopped, tslrnad Il II,
repcated his statement u
yehetnence than hsi0re fasSs'
.fotl are q liarss aaaia !. NJ
Wren, rising fr0m his seat y ga&e
clutch the lawyer liy shs i,
shake him a. dog =sHsssl ! Y I. r9 g.
haiiiffs FMn and grasss8 kasssa
pushed him baek into IL ssss ~
SPECTATORS Ecss u their saas ~ KAnIl
eitemeht was Intense IN sxAs
~ F,,..e. ". - I;..'.. ~ ~ @nAK
erred out;
Let thAt stop right SOW h III
peat that Ia this eaRrs #ssms
II vii nuk ~ haFe ana y
answered Wnrn. The hall q
hun b his ehair aesxs
Colonel Mum innfad 10 A /
attempted o. address liz essN MsassI
'.Sit down, SID Jn44a ts R.ss
loud y0ice. ~ viii nos hee ssss
1 want tssis stoiHed aas
II Do not desire b Maas Hsss 1
your han0F, FetNrneA fsAs sssas
more ealissiy than lsi8rs 4 a.,s..
enter IA sAeeptsan - thereass IS q
Walker. " sasKa
Hig naa Wren shsa "a II
pushed the b&iliHs sR3y ffea mns
gtaut w0ald ~ gtniss sHa gs s.4ss.
witness r9osa Ia she rear y 1s 4,
The e1rttnmeus nos satebks8
Walker Fwsumei his sssathas II
Enyiug Wren ssl sha sg2a 4 grN,
ever HHek Mccarthy easae ss.,,.
Wtrns At. anA Il mas feAnpA 9s'
Mr. Walker begmh On hsEa saas ssaaa'
y . ssepe u stlli gre asrs Sssn a IL
Mccarthy remained s4saasss. Y
very red and saulsra IL sise sses j, :.
afternoon the hrss NfrseA II ''
irnss waa made bg Colaass Mss 3R
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-13
The EIection h, Ra.t,.a,...

LOUISVILLE, Aug. The election for
state and Legislative officers of Kentucky
passed off quietly. Meager returns from
the state indicate Republican gains but n
Is estimated that Democratic state oficers
VIII be elected by large majority. nems
ocratic losses are mainly in local contests
The legislature will be largely Democratic
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-19

Yoachsm Archie C................... $40 00
!, John Roeder, County Assessor In and
for Lincoln County, Stats Of Nevada, do hereby
certify that the shove list u true and correct
copy Of the Assessment Roll Of 1851.
JOHN RoHDER.
County Assessor Of r4neoin county, New.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-19

A newspaper man spent a night at the
well-known Raycraft Hotel at Genoa not
long ago, and gathered around tho sit
ting.room fire were several travellers and
residents Of the town. Ono was small
young man and he had the audience all
to himself for long time, for he knew it
all; there was nothing in earth, skies or
down below that he did not understand;
he could dictate how to run hotel; how
to sail ship; how to run a newspaper or
political convention; in fact there was
nothing the young man IVES not thorough
ly posted in, and his audience listened
attentively, when tho reporter, in his
usual quiet and unassuming manner, in
quired what business the young man
followed, and received for an answer:
"A piano tuner" That settled every.
thing and the company quietly retired
to their virtuous couchea. Carson Tri.
bnne.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-19
nr WAS A JOURNALIST.

A, we were coming from our breakfast
IN our Office about 8 o'clock this morn-
ing "You mean yesterday morning.
suceested Major bennett. ''Oh. no, it
was this morning. said Major Harlbut.
"Yes, bnt you should write Of it as yes
tcrday," explained Major bennett, ''for
the article will not appear until to-mor-
row." True enough, said Major Hurl.
hut So he made the correction iand re-
sumed reading "As we were coming
from our breakfast to cur office about .
O'Clock yesterday morning horse be-
longing to Mr.. John Logan, our esteemed
follow.townsman, with blaze on his
forehead and white tail attached to a
furniture car in which there was piano
that had been rented by a well.known
Prairie Avenne belle, with carved legs,
became frightened and rushed madly
down the street where there were many
people scattering alarm and destruction
broadcast. On the corner Of State street
and Indiana, child of Michael Bolivar,
ESQ.,, our esteemed fellow. .townsman,
three years old and wears pantlets. was
playing on the crowded thoronghiare.
Young. beautiful aud innocent, this I'M.
happy child was called by all who knew
him Patsy, although his name is Patrick,
was overtaken by the bitter pill Of ad.
versiiy, for in the midst Of his childish
play the pale hand Of death stalked in
and bade him 60 with him to that
bourne from which no traveller returns"
Major Hurlbut glanced at Major Den
nett and saw he was weeping softly TO
himself. 1t argues volumes for Major
Dennntt's discretion that he did not
volunteer an explanation why he wept.
~ aattcr myself" observed Major Hurl.
but, that no one could have made a
more delicate aIlusion to the old profess
sion as dsasgist than have done by
mentioning the bitter pill Of adversity;
sees' "The child did not sec the ap-
proaching horse,' resumed the receiver
journalist, "bnt we cried, will no one
save him from tho iron heel Of the pale
hand Of death? Alas, IL was too late, for
ere we could interposc the horse was
upon the unfortunate babe, and before he
could evadc the cruel fate which strobe
after him on swift, but noiseless wings,
he fell to the earth and was picked up
an unconscious corpse, from which CON-
dition il has been impossible to revive
him mp to the hour Of going to press.
We extend to the family our deepest
sympathy that no damage was done to
the piano. Truly in the midst Of life we
are in death, and lot US ell be more care.
iul about letting our children play in the
streets where danger turks and they are
80 liable to die without medical assis-
tauce. Chicago News.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-19

u
HyOTxoE - uKAkBT GIVEN THAT AfpLl.
IN CATION for patents for Town Lots, b
Rlaning q post marksd No. l, 0E c0rna1
81 ths Town % Bristol: Themes o y nipsnl
n1aunent 10. beass ~ degrees , 92,S9u
fssk; o Q ninessl monument N0,9 stsndin9 d
DE northsast Gunner Of elxth and NaiN stsSsts,
n the Town 81 Bristols bsass n soh degrees y
= rirss ecssss, . nay dssrsss v SEQ fses
poe3 marked No. Z. corner Town Of Bristol
thsnes. ID eoursss = leN dssrsssw $50 ~
70 post marked 10. g. NM corner Town Of Ms
tol; thence. "a couTse y JOA degrees = 3,6lA
fsst 70 pest nsshed 10. :, M ceEnsr Town 81
Bristol ;apa thsnee lth couTlc, ID lsk deSrel
aS1o ess v post No. I, ~ pjses Of beeinnibs
containing ons hun1r.d and sizty acrsss End X.
ing the Iownsite of bristol, Lincoln County
o1ats Of NevAAa ,uust BE- nAds 10 ~ undss
signsd % o. eefoes the 1lth ~ q letF31zY
4. D. loel. er b forsvsybsuea - o.no1ls
esollea ~. ~ ap1eoved lshtla1y 3t.hs ~
Appllce1lea nast - nlsd MI =. J. MAJ
....... !. :. . =. ...'.. ssss NE; z 3;
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-19

Wreckagc from the ship Mountain
hat has been found in the Gull of Cali.
fornia. No doubts exist now that the
vessel was lost aud all hands on board
perlshed. 1t will be remembered that
the City Of Topeka made an unsuccessful
search for some traces Of the vessel which
had been in distress.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-19

Nr. Carter Harrison was one day talk.
ing about the boys of Chicago whom he
Knew. After naming scores Of them and
dwelling on the characteristics Of each he
SAID And then there's my boy Cato. y
ror moment he paused and then added /.
Gwell. Cato Harrison's the only boy in
Chicago whom ] don't know. New
York Tribune.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-19

The manager Of . Los Angeles news.
paper sent out the following notice on a
postal card; "The real estate boom has
robbed It's Of our editor, printer and Office
boy, and the manager having opened a
real estate Office II has become necessary
TO suspend the publication Of this journal
until all hands have become millionaircs,
which, Of course, will be in tho near
future. Until then fraternally yours. -
tx.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-19

nY vIRTUK oFAN ORDLR on SALE lbsuku
ID out Of the sixth judicial Disistct lours. u
sud for the County Of Lincoln, State OF htVsda.
and to me directed and delivered, tor judr.
usnt rendered In said court ol he W day ~
August, A. D. 1885, In favor OF Archl< Nclunir.
Plaintiff, and against the haynowef n1lv9r
Mining Company and the HaynoWer Nine sud
Mining Claim Defendants, for the sun. of fsyt1,
hundred and six 4.l0O tt7U0 f-luOj, sold coin
dollArs debt together with seventy ~ )dollars
tax costs, and all accrutne costs and intkfss1I
have levied on the olloWine property TO viii
That certain mine or aiming clain. Known d
and called By the nsmeo Of the Aayhpver Nina
snd Mining Ciatm, ,situats ! ytng and being IL
Brietol Mining District Lincoln County
etsts Of Nevada, and duly recorded IN tbs hin-
ing Records OF said Mining District, conisinina
eight hundred linear feet on said ledge o. lode.
togsthsr with the Appurtenances thereto helona
ing. and d the rishts and privileges pertaini
thereto.
Notice Is hereby given that on
saturday, the stA dsy y October.
A. d. 1855, ct ~ O'Clock n. Of that day, vii
sell all the right. title and intersst VI sald NAY.
flower silver Mining Company IN snd 10 The
above described property, and tho raid NAY.
nowsr Nips and Mining claim. stshs fitnt door
Of the Oourt-houss In Phoebe. Ltrcoin county
STATE Of Nevada, 1t public auction, for caaR 4
hand, % the highest and bsst bidder. to Ssfsfy
said tudgment snd dscreo and al COSTS asd N
costs that may accrue. ~
sslu-td. o.P. SHERWOOD. bbssls.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-19

In tho island Of Sumatra flower
grows which is nine feet ia circumference
and weighs fifteen ponnds. When a
Sumatra dude goes to the theatcr he has
his boutoniere brought in by an able
bodied valet. York Tribune.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-19
li6,Al.'


isY vIRTpE OF a. =. =, 49, ! ~
- .uS ioS ~ me osass sst ssa'sis, n,rst .s'I
ludrmept rsnds,,a n. ~. ~ ~. us,.'s'.a ~
listn DAY Of Jns.nsrv ~ ~ - -.
q Blair and nr~jnss tha lr,s,c, s,,re. 80. y
Company. for the ann ~ Ssn.tsa,' 4 n..S--se
thirteen ana q. loo "a ois -, S,ss1s Ssss ~
gether Win ~. IA dciis,s -, s.'Sss "a ~
cruins costs and irtsrsst have Isyie" ~ a..
'' steam sdRss Boi|ss yith ae-sas .ss..sv,,,. ,.,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-19

Very few persons can hold their own
on their frat sen voyage. boston Cou.
risr
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-19

All persons having business with this office sre
nompINy. We have no authorized Agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-02
New Fruit Pacxtnx Heu.~.

Edwin I. Earl, the fruit shipper, has
now completed 3OxS0 feet fruit pack
ing house Just north of the depot The
various enterprises which are now czR-
tering at this place show the estinatiaa
in which the Santa Ana valley and town
are beginning to be held MIR. Earl is
one of the heaviest fruit buyers aad
shippers Of this section of the State.
Already this season he has bought loo
carloads of oranges in this valley fru1
some of the best orchards in Santa
Ana, Anaheim, Orange. Tussin City
and vicinity. He is now ship
ping from eight to ten carload.
of oranges per week and this num-
Der will soon be increased. NJ NJ.
Harding, wei and favorahly known
hereabouts, is MIR. EarI's superintendent
at Santa Ana. We are glad to see MIR.
Earl showing interest in Santa Ana He
is young man of energy and enterprises.
and will be benefit to any town with
whose business interests he Is associated
Commencing business in 4 small way
eight years ago, that business has grown
until this year Mr.. Earl will ship at
least 800 carloads Of fruit His rePGsa-
ton as packer Is of the best aud ws
take pleasure in giving him most hearty
welcome to Santa Ana, for such snfsr-
prises a. his will benefit our growing
town.-ISanta Ana Blade.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-02
Committre neetinxs,

SACRAMENTO, February before the
Senate Committee on Irrigation tonight
State Engineer VIM. H. Hall gave an
interesting account OF the work done by
his department, in gathering data on the
subjecr of irrigation. The committee,
after listening 10 Mr.. Halls statement,
agreed to- report back Senator Lang
ford's bill abotishipg the State Engi-
neer's office, with the recommendation
that it do not pass.
The Senate Committee on Elections
took up the Santa Clara contest of Ry-
land VS.. Conklin tonight. There is in
this csss a question as to whether the
statutory requirements have been CON-
piled with by the contestant, and the
committee concluded to settle that point
first. Arguments on it are to be pre-
sented at the next meeting of the com.
mittee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-02
FOREIGN.
A Panic OH the Paris
BOurSe.
CANADA'S MILITIA TRAINING.
Five Thousand Men Can be Must
cred at an Hours Notice
TO Protect Their Fish.
FOREIGN.
CANADA,S MILITIA TRAINING
Ispscsal tn the Herald ,v .at A..oesa,ea s,..,

Special te eHtrsld bv the Associated Prsss.
PARIs. February l-2:30 A. MA
panic prevails on the Paris bourse owing
to the situation of political affairs in
France and in other European countries.
Three per cent. rentes are quoted at II
francs 20 centimes, a decline of one
franc and 673 centimes from the closing
quotations of yesterday.
800 p. M.-Three per cent rentes have
now fallen to IS francs 20 centimes.
4P.M M.-A better feeling set in on the
hourse towards the close and three per
cent. rentees recovered so cts. from
their lowest point of the day. The
official closing quotation was II francs
30 centimes.
EvEyINs-The excitement on the
bourse today was caused by an erticle
In yesterdays Berlin Post. headed: "On
the E1ge of the Knife" and describing
Bonlanger as master of the situation in
France, and as being unable 80 lead the
people back to the path of peace. Dor-
ing the continuance of the panic, stocks
were eagerly pressed for sale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-02
THE HAWAIIAN TREATY
A Copy Of NJ TransmIsrea an she
Hem&e

w ASAH>GrEN. feRdE&1y The
President s0-sa1y sent the s0llyElag snas-
sage to the He@se=
ssFs ahs Hs1ss of B.egrassntatires-In
RESPONSE to q rss@ana5Ra On the H0use OF
Representative AaCpaed ON she End
uHrlrDOs enIHHug upon me f0r n cgry of
the treaty On ernvsnr5s.n FrUptssa to the
S,tnKre z1l rRlii6sa by shsf bsay be-
tween the Cnanss S4Ases and the gov
ernmenr al ahz HawEIsn Islands, I
ksrsv1rh HramsuEa1 the rePaut OF the Sec
rsary af Saafe with his accompanying q
PaEsrsl HI IL ErwpHr To remark in this
nsIssr@n- atsR1 no cgnrEnIlan whatever
has as.sn agreed To Hr ratified by
the Pr ssEgmz amid Senate rs rs recited
IN the Frs1unhBs 10 SAID resnlution OF the
House OF Representatives, tsat that the
d,e,nseu1s usiFrra,@ TO. exhibating the
hez1Ou OF rhs Exscu1are and Ss1raBe re-
s1eealvely- ANA carnr1si1chtea IN rom-
plEHn.g@ with 1iAe request 11 the resolu-
sissal 0SErnalD GE@xEE CaEvELAxD.
The reparn OF uhs c-tretAHy OF STATE,
Wh eA accompanies 1aiis cazum nnicalion,
smSadns.s the usx1 gf THE -Vp4aenlsntary
EeasY- sx1t16Hrg ahe faswHnsn treaty
seven wears and n Transcript Of
uk- vruesasazscs Of the Senate
of gaeEmy 10A. ON which day
= ugss.nNu-ia@ WIS adopted ratIfying
uhs srsnry nsnt wa1h an arnendmsni
es,ecanrss part Of Rarsr HHrbor to the
CmHuea Sundes non easailhg ststien. The
exFG Aarl9n OF nhis sFqHrtnt contrhdic-
dsan ssstsHs Hs be that 1he amendment
EItsas Sy uhe Senate requires the Hp-
Traral OF ute EKssuzare and the action
sf uhs HAx1lun zu-haGaties bsfore the
uranssnezsen sssn be esasl akrsa complete.
The Prsz58sns seszns 10 be nj liberty
-lss1nzs tn the HOUSE 1Asnf csrthin fhirgs
have NOT hsen dome sd als9 10 ee,rnmn-
rbtIre S,tr1ain ussptrs wtich were direct
Nv e,alhzt9 flr bun under the rules and
eilrrsn1 Pzxclssess sgrsrnang executive
business an wAleh the Senate takes part.
he wis rrohaAGHsa frgzn rlInmanliBg On
the urltaar Eurrhar.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-02
A REWARD
THE FISHERIES QUESTION.
The .sHeraId,s Thinks Can7aa
In BiuflinE.

New YORK, February The Her
aid says editoriallys The report frum
Ottawa that the British government Ez
going to send some war ships EsxT
spring to defend tine Cana liam fisheries
from Amerieans, naturally stirs haaty
people on this side Of the line TO a yell
OF defiance. We do not dsubt the tail
of the unfortunate British Ecn VIII ges
some hard twists IN the Eext few days
but it is all nonsense. What are Brl1ish
meu Of war going to do with cur fisher
men that the Canadian cruisers d1i mot
do last yeal. Poor England hs1s enaush
On her hands without going to war with
the United States. The eelebratea
European situation Is not sueh AZ I'D
encourage any nation over there 1Is
walk into needless and extra fassl Iiss
on this side ct the Atlantic for a yesIr ON
two. The Mcdonald government IN
Canada is playing game at blUG with
Is, but the Canadian people Will force
Sir John to s.rlimb Dawn" whsnsper
Congress adopts an adequAte policy OF
self defense.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-02
HIDE our, CHILDREN:
The Canadian MiIitia Prepar.
ing 10 Atlack Us.

NEW YoEK, February IA Buffalo
special says the discussion of the retalia-
tion bill by Congress has apparently
stirred up the residents of the Dominion
OF Canada. A member of the Dufferin
Guards. Eighty-eighth regiment volun.
teers, a military organization. is now in
this city, and last night said, regarding
the preparations being made throughout
Lower Canada in expectation of war be-
ing declared, that a few days ago every
pensioner OF the imperial service was or.
dered under arms, 10 be ready to move
to the front ut moments notice. At
Brantford there are 1000 of these veter-
ans and they are drilling daily. At Ham.
ilton there are 60C, and at various other
points In Lower Canada there are
enough msn to furnish q standing army
Of 500 men at an hour1P notice. The
excitement, he says, is great, and through
ali OF the lower peninsula the militia is
getting In readiness for active service.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-02
Mays Double Defalcattsn.

SAN FRANCISCO. February Lit has
just been developed that Frank B.
May, who short time ago appropriated
large amount OF the funds Of his em-
ployes, johnson 4 Co. of this city. has
also been defaulter in another tieId
Suit was brought in the Superior Court
to-day by the Endowment rank, knights
Of Pythias, to recover 5000 from the
bondsmen of May The complaint al
leges that May was secretary of the or
der up to some months ago, appropriat-
ing the sum Of SIl50- Mays former
employer was unfortunately his bonds
man and will undoubtedly make the
amount good.